How often does this happen:
A company budgets for a website, it’s built according to the budget and then it’s done. Hooray! … and everybody moves on to other important things.
Unfortunately too often.
Most people won’t buy anything on the first visit, so you need to capture emails. And then what? In this article we’re going to dive deep into a discussion about creating content for your autoresponder campaign.
So you’ve used different landing page strategies, managed to entice visitors with a great lead magnet, and you’re capturing emails like a boss.
Question is, now that they’re on your list, what do you do with them?
There are hundreds of ways to increase the conversion rate of a website: A/B testing, customer surveys, and usability studies are all hugely important techniques. But what about spying?
This is a guest post by Dan Norris from Informly.
In my last business I was obsessed with traffic. I started a blog and I clearly remember the day I cracked 5,000 monthly visitors woo hoo! Only took me about 2 years.
Many dismiss copywriting as something that ad agency people do. Truthfully, all of us need to pay close attention to copywriting if we want to achieve our business objectives.
This is a guest post by Chris Hexton from Vero.
Have you ever thought about how your customers actually read your emails? As in, how they approach them… mentally?
It’s not unusual in our line of work to see the exact same landing page convert at 11% one month, and 55% the next – without making any changes. How so?
Your conversion rate is mainly determined by the quality of traffic. The right traffic with the right expectations makes all the difference. This post will tell you how to get traffic that converts.
According to a report by Nielsen on social media, Americans spend three times more time on social media than reading their email.